Artistic poster of intertwined waves - from Mori Yūzan's Hamonshū

Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of Japanese art with this reproduction of motif No. 43 from the final volume (下) of Hamonshū , an iconic collection created in 1903 by Mori Yūzan. The original title (波紋集), literally meaning "Collection of Wave Motifs," this collection highlights a universal theme: the fluid and harmonious movement of water and the forms that evoke it. Designed to guide artisans in the ornamentation of their creations, Hamonshū brings together a variety of motifs, ranging from abstract undulations to more figurative compositions, sometimes close to the landscape, always imbued with poetry and exceptional aesthetic mastery.

For this reproduction, the original artwork was painstakingly scanned and reworked into vector lines, delivering impeccable quality at all sizes. This modern process has preserved as much of the grain and subtleties of the original drawings as possible, paying homage to the delicacy and visual richness of the collection. Each motif reflects a perfect balance between artisanal tradition and artistic exploration.

This unique motif, drawn from this powerful thematic corpus, invites contemplation and serenity. Whether it suggests waves, ripples, or imagined landscapes, it evokes a world of fluidity and harmony. Perfect for enhancing a space with a Zen and artistic touch, it celebrates the heritage of captivating and timeless Japanese art.